ARTS & CULTURE


Casey and Diana: A story of hope
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Casey and Diana: A story of hope

From Feb. 24 to March 15, 2026, Alberta Theatre Projects was featuring the dramatic play, Casey and Diana, written by Canadian playwright, Nick Green. Casey and Diana had its world premier at the Stratford Festival and was described as “breathtaking” by Broadway World. The setting of the story is Toronto

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U of C's School of Creative and Performing Arts presents: 7 Stories
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U of C's School of Creative and Performing Arts presents: 7 Stories

Content Warning: This article contains mentions of suicidal ideation From February 6th to 14th, 2026, the University of Calgary's School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) presented performances of the play 7 Stories at the Reeve Theatre. Laurel “El” Spring, who plays “The Man”, the lead character of

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Alberta Ballet presents: Romeo and Juliet
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Alberta Ballet presents: Romeo and Juliet

From February 12 to 14, 2026, Alberta Ballet staged performances of Romeo and Juliet as part of their 2025/2026 season, “The Season of Legends.” The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet is one of Shakespeare's most well-known and most referenced works, so much so that the names

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The horror of existence: review of Monstress at the Vertigo Theatre
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The horror of existence: review of Monstress at the Vertigo Theatre

Content Warning: This article contains mentions of abuse and suicide From Jan. 17 to Feb. 15 2026, Vertigo Theatre put on a production of Monstress, as part of their 2025/2026 season. The two-woman show is a hauntingly beautiful Frankenstein reimagining that tackles themes of life, death, morality and

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Victorian era Juliet embarks on a journey through a feminist matrix order at the High Performance Rodeo Festival, Juliet: A Revenge Comedy
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Victorian era Juliet embarks on a journey through a feminist matrix order at the High Performance Rodeo Festival, Juliet: A Revenge Comedy

High Performance Rodeo is an annual performing arts festival here in Calgary, put on by One Yellow Rabbit during the month of January. Founded in 1986, High Performance celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. This year’s lineup includes a plethora of shows, including Dream Machine, Goblin: Gala and Juliet:

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Two orchestras, one stage: Calgary Philharmonic’s It Takes Two
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Two orchestras, one stage: Calgary Philharmonic’s It Takes Two

The Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra’s (CPO) It Takes Two astonished audiences on Jan. 24 when it presented a musical collaboration not only between soloist and ensemble, but across generations of musicians. Joined by solo cellist Luka Coetzee and the Calgary Youth Orchestra (CYO); the CPO, conducted by Fawzi Haimor, brought

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Invite the Christmas spirit with Theatre Calgary’s A Christmas Carol production
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Invite the Christmas spirit with Theatre Calgary’s A Christmas Carol production

Theatre Calgary is your home to theatrical performances here in Calgary. Founded in 1968 through a merger of Workshop 14 and the Musicians’ and Actors’ Club, Theatre Calgary became the first fully professional theatre company in Calgary. Ever since then, they have been putting on theatrical acts, including world premieres

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Calgary based duo break ground with new emotions with the release of their sophomore book The Mad Book
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Calgary based duo break ground with new emotions with the release of their sophomore book The Mad Book

Calgary author and illustrator duo, Carla Shafer and Laura Ambrosone, return to Calgary’s literary scene with their second book titled The Mad Book. Their book follows a similar premise to their predecessor, The Sad Book. The children’s book allows for readers and families to explore how to deal

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Struggle vs. success: The wild ride of Marty Supreme
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Struggle vs. success: The wild ride of Marty Supreme

Marty Supreme is a film filled with underlying passion for sport, shedding light on the desire to pursue one’s dreams without the money to support yourself. It is a melting pot with many branching storylines and subplots that blend together to accurately reflect the raw human experience of struggle.

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Where to watch the 2026 Winter Olympics
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Where to watch the 2026 Winter Olympics

The Winter Olympics are right around the corner and Canadians all around the country will be watching the best of the best compete. During the 16 days of the Olympic games, everyone can witness Team Canada fight for gold in the most popular winter sports ranging from hockey, alpine skiing

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A new era for the Gauntlet

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